Here are all the winners from the big show.

The 2019 Game Awards have come to a close, and Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice has emerged victorious after a tight competition for Game of the Year. From Software’s latest punishing RPG also took home Best Action/Adventure Game. 2019 was a stacked year for video games, and plenty of games got the recognition they deserved at this year’s show.

Here’s the full list of winners from the 2019 Game Awards:

  • Game of the Year – Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice

  • Best Game Direction – Death Stranding

  • Best Narrative – Disco Elysium

  • Best Art Direction – Control

  • Best Score/Music – Death Stranding

  • Best Audio Design – Call of Duty: Modern Warfare

  • Best Performance – Mads Mikkelsen as Cliff (Death Stranding)

  • Games for Impact – Gris

  • Best Ongoing Game – Fortnite

  • Best Independent Game – Disco Elysium

  • Best Mobile Game – Call of Duty: Mobile

  • Best Community Support – Destiny 2

  • Best VR/AR Game – Beat Saber

  • Best Action Game – Devil May Cry 5

  • Best RPG – Disco Elysium

  • Best Fighting Game – Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

  • Best Family Game – Luigi’s Mansion 3

  • Best Strategy Game – Fire Emblem: Three Houses

  • Best Sports/Racing Game – Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled

  • Best Multiplayer Game – Apex Legends

  • Best Action/Adventure Game – Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice

  • Fresh Indie Game Presented by Subway – Disco Elysium

  • Content Creator of the Year – Shroud

  • Best Esports Game – League of Legends

  • Best Esports Player – Kyle “Bugha” Giersdorf

  • Best Esports Team – G2 Esports

  • Best Esports Event – League of Legends World Championship 2019

  • Best Esports Coach – Zonic

  • Best Esports Host – Sjokz

Outside of awards, the Game Awards was also jam-packed with new game announcements and exciting reveals, including the world’s first look at Microsoft’s next-generation console, the Xbox Series X. A sequel to Hellblade called Senua’s Saga was announced alongside the console, and it showcased the sheer graphical power of the machine. A handful of single-player games set in the League of Legends universe were also shown off by Riot Games, and we got an extended look at Ghost of Tsushima as well.

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